Monthly Archives: August 2013

THE CURATOR – Inside The Whale And Other Songs

August 15, 2013

Cromerzone 2013 An exquisite flight of nocturnal fantasy by a man who lives and breathes art to build his own edifice on respectable relics. There’s no braggadocio in Alistair Murphy’s pseudonym: in real life he’s a Norfolk museum curator but, … Continue reading →

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CARAVAN crowdsource a new album

August 15, 2013

Getting means by subscription is an old way of financing a project, and now, with music business in decline, more and more artists go on the platforms like Kickstarter and PledgeMusic. It’s the latest that’s been chosen by the Canterbury … Continue reading →

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BOBBY SANT – My Dead Town

August 14, 2013

Sakuntala 2013 Out of the altar and into the fire: Swedish songwriter serves up an observation of social decay. Whether it’s a global or a singular view, the stark setting of Sant’s second album suggests not an abandoned city but … Continue reading →

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QUICKSILVER unearth another vintage concert

August 14, 2013

Listening to the QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE studio work, it’s quite hard to dig why this San Francisco band are kept in such high esteem. The doors of perception get open when it comes to the group’s on-stage documents and now, hot … Continue reading →

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Leslie West scales new heights

August 13, 2013

Not so many artists who graced the Woodstock stage has remained as relevant as Leslie West. Looks like the guitarist put MOUNTAIN on hold but the veteran’s songs such as “Long Red” that originally appeared on his 1969’s debut, “Mountain,” which gave … Continue reading →

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